Cities & Towns in Dale County, AL
Dale County, county in Alabama, United States. As of 2020 county had an estimated population of 48,959 inhabitants. The county was created 200 years ago in 1824. Its county seat is Ozark.
There are 1 city/town in Dale County, AL. The largest city of Dale County is Midland City with a population of 2,377.
Midland City
Midland City, Town in Alabama
Dale County is located in southeastern Alabama near the Florida border. The county seat is Ozark. Here are some details on Dale County's cities and towns:
Ozark
- County seat and largest city with around 15,000 residents
- Home to the Dale County Courthouse, built in 1904 in Neoclassical style
- Hosts the annual Pioneer Days Festival and National Peanut Festival
Level Plains
- Small town of around 2,000 residents located north of Ozark
- Known for agriculture, especially peanut farming
- Home to the Level Plains Peanut Festival and parade
Ariton
- Town of around 750 residents, incorporated in 1890
- Known as the "Purple Hull Pea Capital of the World"
- Hosts an annual Pea Festival centered around the legume
Newton
- Rural community of around 530 residents founded in the 1870s
- Named after Revolutionary War veteran John Newton
- Home to the historic Dale County Training School, built 1921
Daleville
- Town of around 1,300 residents established in 1839
- Home to Fort Rucker, a major U.S. Army helicopter training base
- Hosts a popular Fourth of July Celebration
In summary, Dale County consists of Ozark as the main city complemented by smaller agricultural communities that reveal Alabama's Southern heritage.
All Dale County Cities (Aphebetical)
List of cities, towns, neighborhoods & other populated places in Dale County.
| City Name | Title | Population |
|---|---|---|
| Midland City | Town in Alabama | 2,377 |
